Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-02
PERSONAL.

were In the city Tuesday.
MIR. Engine Daniel, has been quite sick at
his home in South Clarksville.
-R. W. Moss, OF Ralston. was selling tobac-
co at the Exchange Tuesday.
MIR. Preston johnson was a guest of
the Northington House Wednesday.
MIR. James Morton, OF Evergreen Lodge In
this city has returned from Monteagle.
Mr.. w. F. Cox OF Bellview, was among tho
tobacco men at the Exchange Tuesday.
Misses Mary and Annie Taylor, of Oak
wood were In the city shopping this week.
Mr.. ]. Q. Humpheys,of Princeton, atten-
ded the tobacco sales at the Exchange Tues
day.
Mr.. A. b. Gum, OF Sadlersville, Robert
son county, attended the tobacco sales this
week.
Mr.. James II. Rutherford, a leading busi-
ness man OF Trenton, KY visited this city on
business Tuesday.
MIR. r. W. Holt, the Saw Mill inventor,
OF Allensville, KY, was In the city on bust.
ness Wednesday.
Mr.. A. G. Brawner, the well known
tobacco farmer, of District No. s, was In the
city Monday.
MIR. II. L Moore. who has been visiting
friends, left Thursday for his home In
Louisville.
MIR. w. r. Beardon, OF Tcaa county was
interested In the proceedings af the tobacco
sales Tuesday.
Mr.. Polk prince. of No /, land Guthrie)
paid us a call wednesday-after an absence
of several weeks.
| j. r. Binkley, Of Cheatham equity, a far
mer and dealer was selling tobacco at the
Exchange Tuesday.
Mr.. Head, ofthe firm of Holmes and Head
of Robertson county, was selling tobacco at
the Exchange Thursday.
Tenn, were selling tobacco Tuesday and were
highly pleased with the sales.
Judge Horace Lnrton, of the Supreme
Court OF this state, visited his old home and
friends in the city this week.
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Capt. Darwin Bell, one OF the true and
tried Democrats OF Christian county was
among his friends in this city Monday.
MIR. Thomas Halliday, Of the Indian
Mound neighborhood In Stewart county. sold
his tobacco at the Exchange Wednesday.
Miss Mary Morris, of Paris, Tenn, who
has been visiting friends In this county re-
turned to her home Saturday morning.
John NJ. Jackson, Esq, of District No. 2,
attended the sales Thursday, though he says
his tobacco is yet in the barn, not stripped.
MIR. NJ. 8. Clark, formerly representative
OF Logan county now prominent tobacco
Fdealer attended the sales In this city Tuesday.
Mrs Bowles, who spent last month visit
ting the family OF Mrs Clark In Guthrie, re-
turned to her home In Frankfort, KY.
Wednesday.
-Gallatin Tennesseean: Mr.. Spillers, OF
Of GAINESVILLE, after spending several weeks
with his brother d. X. Spillers in this city
returned home this week.
j. II. Armstrong, ESQ.,, formerly for many
years Sheriff Of Todd county, KY, and who
still resides in Elkton, was guest at the
Northington House Tuesday.
George W. Jessup, Esq, of Fairville, Ky.
was among the tobacco men at the Exchange
Tuesday. He Is one Of the best citizens and
best farmers Of Todd county.
MIR. r. r. Summers, OF Stewart county
was in the city Thursday with his farm pro-
ducts. He sold his tobacco, loose, to 7. d
Luckett, and his corn Ia Capt. Matt Gracey.
Mr.. Julian Gracey, one OF our GAINESVILLE
"boys" now Of Montgomery, Ala, has been
visiting his friends in this city and vicinity
this week. He left for Montgomery yester
day morning.
Mr.. Gerald Ware, of Montgom cry, Ala.
visited this city Wednesday with his friend
Julian Gracey whostells as that Mr.. Ware Il
a progressive young business man and Al
authority on "Booms."
Mr.. 8. L. Chambers, freight agent Of tn,
L. & N. railroad OF this city has recent,
been superseded by Mr.. w. NJ. Boyle, of thu
Knoxville Branch. Mr.. Chambers has beer
assigned to duty as agent at Brownsville.
Mr.. j. @. Miller, proprietor OF Hurrican
Springs, spent Saturday among the bushes
men of this city The burning of the hotel a
the Springs need not prevent parties from
J from going to that popular watering place a
Mr.. Miller has every thing prepared 70
guests at the hotel close by, and we learn tina
new buildings will soon be erected at tn
, Springs.
/ DIR. II. L. Townsend, a. prominent citisA
and banker OF Adairville, KY, spent satul
day in this city. A great deal Of the fines
, tobacco brought to the GAINESVILLE market
= raised In Logan county around Adairvill
and just across the line in Robertson an
our Warehousemen and dealers could nc
do better than to make their banking al
rangements with DIR. Townsend and II
gentlemen who are associated with him /
business. --i...tF.. .t.s .sra.
, AN extended notice OF the Fifth Ii
/ ternational Sunday School Cenventio
/ will appear next week.
Go to Bloch Bros. for white good
hamburgs, lawn, swiss, oriental, lacini
handkerchief, corsets, hosiery, quilt